I, like most of you, enjoy watching fabrication. I have even watched American Chopper a few times but, a bit like a middle-schooler watches a French foreign film, I fast forward to the good stuff.

So I thought a thread that combines all of the links we find may be fun. It is amazing what you get when searching for fabrication on Youtube. It runs from Jimbo making a bird's nest with his mig welder to someone making a 15 minute video that is mainly about opening boxes of Vibrant parts. However, there are some videos that are very well done and actually teach best practices.

I recently found this:
https://www.youtube.com/user/aaroncake
He may not build to your style but his use of PPE and common sense is awesome. He also uses pretty mundane tools to accomplish everything.

Also this:

 

I'd be lying if i said i wasn't subscribed to Jodies youtube channel welding tips and tricks.